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- 1. Multiple ChoiceToday more than half a million people of Cuban decent are living in Dade County, where Miami is located.PresentPast ProgressivePresent ProgressiveFuture progressive
- 2. Multiple ChoiceMany Cubans who fled their homeland were hoping at first to return their country.Present ProgressivePast ProgressiveFuture PerfectPast Perfect
- 3. Multiple ChoiceMany Cuban Americans, however, are deciding that Miami is now their permanent home.Present ProgressiveFuturePast ProgressivePresent Perfect
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThey will be listening to the radio when they arrive at the station.Present ProgressivePast ProgressiveFuture ProgressiveFuture Perfect
- 5. Multiple ChoiceEstimates indicate that 15 to 18 million were celebrating this holiday in recent years.Future PerfectFuture ProgressivePastPast Progressive
- 6. Multiple ChoiceIn 1966 Dr. Maulana Karenga created Kwanzaa as a way for African Americans to reflect on and celebrate their rich heritage.FuturePast PerfectPast ProgressivePast
- 7. Multiple ChoiceSince its inception this nonreligious and nonpolitical holiday had developed worldwide acceptance.PastPresent PerfectPast PerfectFuture
- 8. Multiple ChoiceMany students have chosen to celebrate Kwanzaa along with their traditional religious holidays.Present PerfectFuture PerfectPresentPast Perfect
- 9. Multiple ChoiceThe seven principles are a set of values that emphasize accountability, reliability, and concern for one another.PastFuturePresentPresent Perfect
- 10. Multiple ChoiceAnother symbol is Vibunzi, an ear of corn, which has come to symbolize each child in the family.PresentPresent PerfectFuture PerfectPast Perfect
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